saskskier
Active member
While I sympathize with First Nations and the way they have been treated in the past and the ramifications of that past in the present (I'm a social worker in northernish Saskatchewan) I think the past needs to be the past. At this point in time me, my parents and my grandparents are just as mush Canadian as First Nations people. We were born here and shouldn't be held responsible for the decisions people in the past made.
If my great, great, great grandfather was a serial killer, should I be treated like one? Of course not. If my past relatives were racist scumbags bent on eliminates First Nations people (they weren't. They were pacifist Mennonites fleeing persecution in Prussia) should I be treated as if I have the same intentions? Of course not.
If my great, great, great grandfather was a serial killer, should I be treated like one? Of course not. If my past relatives were racist scumbags bent on eliminates First Nations people (they weren't. They were pacifist Mennonites fleeing persecution in Prussia) should I be treated as if I have the same intentions? Of course not.